Speaker 1: We've got getting morning every day, Adelaide, I know exactly
Speaker 1: what you're thinking.
Speaker 2: You're thinking it's Thursday, but it says fifty Fridays. But
Speaker 2: this is what the deal is. Because the Showdown is
Speaker 2: happening tonight. We thought that the Crows win. Well, Fitzy
Speaker 2: goes on a bender, get the Crows lose, or Fitty
Speaker 2: goes on a rager. So either way, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to see my Friday morning.
Speaker 3: No, exactly right, So why don't.
Speaker 4: We get the best of him right now?
Speaker 3: We haven't spoken to you for a couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: You're beautiful man, because you've been otherwise occupied.
Speaker 5: Welcome back, Jude's the Showdown. This is where I only
Speaker 5: played in one showdown, but this is where I stepped up.
Speaker 5: This is when you know the pressure was on Judes.
Speaker 5: I unfortunately was on the bench for three quarters of them,
Speaker 5: but I was urging the Crows to get over along
Speaker 5: the line against Port Adelaide, this is at a word
Speaker 5: of a lie. Everyone was on the bench for a
Speaker 5: majority of the game. Hazy came on in the last quarter.
Speaker 5: Go to Daryl Wakeland and win this game for as
Speaker 5: Fitzgerald took one Mark fifteen meters out. We were up
Speaker 5: by eight points. There would have been I reckon four
Speaker 5: minutes to go. So if I, if I hit this,
Speaker 5: they basically needed three goals to win.
Speaker 6: Fifteen meters out.
Speaker 5: Shanked a point, They take it down the other end,
Speaker 5: kick a goal, take it back to the middle, kick
Speaker 5: another goal, put it up.
Speaker 6: Think I was waving to.
Speaker 5: The crowd as I was coming off the ground as
Speaker 5: they were throwing half hands of beer at my head,
Speaker 5: and you know, I've got to give it Josha Shelley
Speaker 5: and an amazing effort.
Speaker 6: You know what. He put his hand up, He went on.
Speaker 5: He went on screen and said, you know what, I
Speaker 5: thought someone was coming behind me, and I pulled out
Speaker 5: of the contest. Now for a young man to do
Speaker 5: that and admit that he'd done that is an amazing effort.
Speaker 5: But if I did that, I would have had to
Speaker 5: do an interview every single week I play because I
Speaker 5: was pulling out a contest and left, right and center.
Speaker 5: I never believed in fifty to fifty balls. You know
Speaker 5: how they have to pull out a contest. Now, I
Speaker 5: would only go in if it was seventy thirty my way.
Speaker 2: How would you go fifty back in the day with
Speaker 2: Rocket Ad on a Monday morning, just showing the boys
Speaker 2: a bit of an example of what not to do
Speaker 2: in a marking situation.
Speaker 5: What people don't know is Rodney D would he would
Speaker 5: scream at you, and he would be five cinnameters away
Speaker 5: from your face. But the thing is he was a
Speaker 5: big fan of third sandwiches. His breath was the worst
Speaker 5: thing I've ever smelt in my life.
Speaker 6: And he is spitting all over you going tackle. All
Speaker 6: I want you to do is tackle?
Speaker 5: And I said, well, it actually smells like you've had
Speaker 5: tackling your mouth.
Speaker 6: What's going on?
Speaker 7: Me?
Speaker 6: Sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: I feel like I'm in a therapy session at the moment.
Speaker 5: Do I lay down on the couch over here, guys, or.
Speaker 2: What do I do?
Speaker 3: See? If there was ever a man that was going
Speaker 3: to walk into the coach's office and leave some listerine
Speaker 3: on the desk, it would have been you.
Speaker 6: I should have done that.
Speaker 5: I should, yeah, But he wasn't even man enough to
Speaker 5: ring me to say that I was traded.
Speaker 6: I didn't hear from him.
Speaker 2: Coind of Rosie, is he going to play? Or is
Speaker 2: this absolute mind games? Absolutely no chance. When I hear
Speaker 2: the words nicked a hamstring. I don't know about you, hazy,
Speaker 2: but when you nick anything, especially in cricket, you're out.
Speaker 6: You're out, You're gone.
Speaker 5: You how they were talking three weeks and now he's
Speaker 5: going to be playing, so he can't he can't play,
Speaker 5: can he?
Speaker 2: I don't know, but he's one of those players though.
Speaker 2: This is where it does it because most situations go
Speaker 2: just rule him out. I'll say where here his inner out.
Speaker 2: He's that good that it probably would make a difference
Speaker 2: into the way that they genuinely set up.
Speaker 5: Jeez, it's a it's a big call though, if he
Speaker 5: if he had that little if there was a little
Speaker 5: bit of cramp there or a little bit of tightness,
Speaker 5: and you play him and he rips it in the
Speaker 5: first quarter.
Speaker 6: Oh you know what.
Speaker 5: And that's the best thing about the South Australian media.
Speaker 5: They'll go really easy on him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: Two words for you here in this situation late withdrawal
Speaker 3: right before the game. I bet you.
Speaker 5: Oh, actually that's not bad jokes. It's a good game plan.
Speaker 5: Play with their minds that great. I still think the
Speaker 5: Crows are going to win.
Speaker 3: So good to speak to you after a couple of
Speaker 3: weeks off. Welcome back, Welcome back to the fold, my love.
Speaker 6: No, it's so good to hear your voices.
Speaker 5: Guys, you go crows tonight we fly as one and
Speaker 5: I'll speak to you next week.
Speaker 2: See E's work.
Speaker 1: You're waking up to Adelaide.
Speaker 2: What's the news today?
Speaker 3: News that's like metallica? Is that a taste in your
Speaker 3: mouth after you go to the dentist? Mate, it's not.
Speaker 2: Oh, things have changed, Things really changed.
Speaker 3: Snooze news. This is what we do, so you're up
Speaker 3: to date on the top stories of the morning. Let's
Speaker 3: go to news reader Abbey first. Please, what's been happening.
Speaker 8: Sorry, I'm still trying to get over what Zoe just
Speaker 8: said and I don't think I can move past it.
Speaker 2: It's tough to process.
Speaker 9: If anyone's looking for a job. We've got a producer
Speaker 9: role coming out, all right.
Speaker 8: As we know, we were talking about the National Capital
Speaker 8: meeting yesterday to go through what we're going to do
Speaker 8: about this domestic violence issue across the country. So they
Speaker 8: all met yesterday, the state and territory leaders with the
Speaker 8: Prime Minister. A few things have come out of that,
Speaker 8: so essentially they're going to there's going to be a
Speaker 8: crackdown on fake or deep fake pornography websites. There's also
Speaker 8: going to be a crackdown on misogynistic content that gets
Speaker 8: posted online. They're going to look at things like age
Speaker 8: verification for youngsters. So over in Denmark, I think it
Speaker 8: was don't quote me on that they're using facial recognition,
Speaker 8: so every time you log on to your social media
Speaker 8: you've got to use your face to do so, and
Speaker 8: that's working quite well. Apparently there's a bit of a
Speaker 8: trial period happening there, so they're looking at all things
Speaker 8: like that. They're also doing things like if there's someone
Speaker 8: fleeing domestic violence, there's five thousand dollar payments.
Speaker 9: Now, obviously there's always going to be people who go.
Speaker 8: This isn't enough. Yeah, we know it's not enough. We
Speaker 8: know that everybody needs to do more in this space,
Speaker 8: but at least it's a good start and other than
Speaker 8: a Royal commission, that's it. And then here in South
Speaker 8: Australia they did rush through laws essentially where if somebody
Speaker 8: is out on bail for DV related offenses, they're going
Speaker 8: to need to have an ankle monitor and they won't
Speaker 8: be able to leave home unless it's for work or
Speaker 8: a doctor's appointment. It's got to be preapproved. So yeah,
Speaker 8: that's been rushed through. We'll see how that goes. That'll
Speaker 8: be implemented over the next sort of coming weeks and
Speaker 8: as quickly as possible. And the South Australian Police Commissioner
Speaker 8: Grant Stevens hasn't ruled out more changes to bail laws
Speaker 8: as well.
Speaker 3: We saw on the project the other night too there
Speaker 3: was a mother of a victim of domestic violence, her
Speaker 3: daughter was killed, and she very simply said, put a
Speaker 3: bracelet on these beasts, and so I'm really glad we've
Speaker 3: gone ahead and done that in this state.
Speaker 8: I also noticed the AFL have come out and said
Speaker 8: enough is enough, and they're this round dedicating this to
Speaker 8: gender base to violence and the victims of those. So
Speaker 8: they're all going to get together at the start of
Speaker 8: each game across the round this round, which is great.
Speaker 8: Haven't seen anything from the NRL yet. And I lived
Speaker 8: in Queensland for five years and I'd argue that it's
Speaker 8: a huge issue within within that within that space.
Speaker 9: So we'll see.
Speaker 8: But it's good to see these, you know, especially AFL kids.
Speaker 9: We love AFL.
Speaker 8: I mean, look at our show where AFL is so centric,
Speaker 8: so it's good to see these leagues stand up and
Speaker 8: actually want to get involved.
Speaker 3: There was a really interesting headline on but tow to Advocate,
Speaker 3: which we all follow on Instagram yesterday, and I was
Speaker 3: talking about the fact that oh, parents who are worried
Speaker 3: about their kids going missing between half an hour between
Speaker 3: school and home handover a mobile phone and basically you
Speaker 3: give them access to hardcore pornography for their very sensitive
Speaker 3: formative views every day as a teenager. And that was
Speaker 3: a really good point.
Speaker 2: Yep, well said apps. It's ongoing us Newsy so we
Speaker 2: head in a much different direction.
Speaker 6: What's you got for us?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't want to make light of this because
Speaker 3: people can identify however they like, and that's fine, as
Speaker 3: will make light of it.
Speaker 9: I identify as the micro work because.
Speaker 3: I eat everything.
Speaker 2: We'll fight, okay.
Speaker 3: So this is the headline in the TiSER this morning.
Speaker 3: A junior Saphoule police officer and I quote identifies as
Speaker 3: a cat, not.
Speaker 2: Much, just going to work.
Speaker 4: I work for the police.
Speaker 3: Yep. Only only when the cat's off duty though. So
Speaker 3: the officer who isn't being named was based at an
Speaker 3: Adelaide station earlier this year when their personal preference emerged. Colleagues,
Speaker 3: it's believed the person is in that late or the
Speaker 3: person or the pussy is in their late twenties.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think the de givre was when he was
Speaker 2: at the station and he was drinking milk from from
Speaker 2: a saucer and I was like, what's going on here?
Speaker 2: Oh the cab and.
Speaker 3: Then another one of the officers accidentally dropped like a
Speaker 3: ball of wool and it just got down on all
Speaker 3: fours and started chasing around the station.
Speaker 2: Yeah, also got confused. He brought the cat vibes to
Speaker 2: work and gifted one of the other cops. So just
Speaker 2: a halfway en rat, I said, it's a gift from
Speaker 2: me to you, but it wasn't well received.
Speaker 9: Fine at you too, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I wasn't going to take the bell. And here we are.
Speaker 9: It's it's an interesting one.
Speaker 8: I mean, imagine your personal thing, the things that you
Speaker 8: do behind closed doors, making the front page of the paper.
Speaker 3: Yeah, would be okay? Do we who wants to put
Speaker 3: in a gold of the dyser about Abby and her
Speaker 3: give mask?
Speaker 9: Don't start rumors.
Speaker 4: Now, Let's not be silly here, shall we?
Speaker 3: Move on you, Susie.
Speaker 2: Now straight up right now, Showdown fifty five. By the way,
Speaker 2: we've got some tickets to code work for you very
Speaker 2: very soon and gives code. We're back a little bit
Speaker 2: later on score some last minute tickets. Connor Rose is in.
Speaker 2: He got through yesterday. He trained, Yes that he got through.
Speaker 2: He's been clear to play, he's been named.
Speaker 3: I was speaking to our sports port last night and
Speaker 3: he said porter adamant that he's he's going to play. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I believe last minute withdrawal.
Speaker 2: Right, okay, that's head games to the top shelf. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll watch their space.
Speaker 3: Well that's what our boys said yesterday. Josh Shelley, he
Speaker 3: said that it's playing head games.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is a little bit surprised.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 9: That's it.
Speaker 3: Enjoy the showdown tonight. One last, one, last thing on
Speaker 3: this story about the pussy cat in the Sapo BUKF.
Speaker 3: I don't want you to throw any stones because you
Speaker 3: identify as a horse.
Speaker 4: That is very true. On weekends and weekdays, it's a
Speaker 4: safe space.
Speaker 2: Do you wear socks to bed or not get involved?
Speaker 2: Send us a text full double O nine nine nine.
Speaker 2: That's a written text. Don't send us any pictures. Sleep
Speaker 2: me in socks helps to regulate your body temperature, which
Speaker 2: can lead to falling asleep faster, waking up less, and
Speaker 2: sleeping in later. This is according to research. It's actually
Speaker 2: good for it.
Speaker 4: And I know, I get it. It's not attractive.
Speaker 2: It's not attractive at all. So if you're trying to
Speaker 2: attract a partner or have a bit of a sexy time,
Speaker 2: maybe don't wear the socks, but put them on after.
Speaker 3: I'm my husband and I got caught having mummy daddy
Speaker 3: time and one of the kids walked, din't They wait,
Speaker 3: what's dad doing down there? And he goes, I'm just
Speaker 3: looking for my sock.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you got to keep those socks on.
Speaker 2: But goodness, say, don't you.
Speaker 3: Want your feet to breathe like my feet breathing.
Speaker 2: Probably, let's go around the room. First of all, Jo,
Speaker 2: what do you wear when you go to bed?
Speaker 3: I'm just normal standard pajamas, but running joke, we like
Speaker 3: to buy Daddy, as we call him in our house,
Speaker 3: novelty pajamas like the Kellogg's ones from Peter Alexander with
Speaker 3: all the characters on it. We're like, wear that just
Speaker 3: for our amusement.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we are boring, aren't we.
Speaker 2: Produce? So you're a bit younger, So what's going on
Speaker 2: in your bedroom?
Speaker 10: N I used to always just sleep in like shorts
Speaker 10: and a T shirt. But now I'm a nude sleeper.
Speaker 10: Oh my, but I got better sleep than I ever have.
Speaker 7: Really.
Speaker 10: Do you ever wake up in the night and you're like,
Speaker 10: oh god, my shorts are upper.
Speaker 9: Bum and you're sweaty?
Speaker 2: Yeah, none of that. It's just peri metopause exactly. Or
Speaker 2: there's foot in my mouth. Oh, that's right, that's my
Speaker 2: three year old.
Speaker 9: And if you wear a tank top, the girls are
Speaker 9: usually ones.
Speaker 2: Here and lot girls.
Speaker 3: The girls can find a way to wika tank top
Speaker 3: one hundred percent. It doesn't matter what design. If you
Speaker 3: wake up in the night, one of them.
Speaker 9: Has popped out, yeah, one hundred percent.
Speaker 8: When I'm standing making breakfast in the mornings, once usually
Speaker 8: popped out.
Speaker 3: And that's here in the kitchen at nover, I have
Speaker 3: always been.
Speaker 9: I used to be a nude sleeper, but then move
Speaker 9: back in with my parents, so.
Speaker 8: So that has forced me to go and buy some pajamas,
Speaker 8: and I wear pajamas to bed in saying that though
Speaker 8: last night I stripped off I woke up and I
Speaker 8: was hot and wanted to be free, so yeap. But
Speaker 8: sometimes I usually do this thing where I jump into
Speaker 8: bed and I have socks on, but literally within two
Speaker 8: minutes I need the coolness on my feet and to
Speaker 8: be able to fill the sheet, so I have the
Speaker 8: socks come off within two minutes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh god, I'm gonna regret this was that me?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: We actually no, I'll go to bed in footy shorts. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because it's very, very comfortable.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, there's clearly something mental there about something football dreams
Speaker 2: not a loser.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And the sad thing is you where the Sydney Swans
Speaker 3: one's from when you're a rookie and they are so
Speaker 3: damned tight.
Speaker 4: They're almost wiped at that face?
Speaker 3: Can I recommend that at some point over the week
Speaker 3: and you look in the mirror and you ask yourself
Speaker 3: that question, who are you?
Speaker 4: Who are you? Yes, who are you? Wipe where that
Speaker 4: is and just replan the next phase of your life.
Speaker 2: Is that what we're going to do, that's the next step.
Speaker 3: We can both do it.
Speaker 2: Sometimes that has to happen after you go through a
Speaker 2: bit of a breakup, and a breakup in any situation
Speaker 2: can be tricky, and most majority of.
Speaker 4: Us go through a breakup at some stage.
Speaker 2: There's only a very very small percentage of people who
Speaker 2: meet their high school sweat and go straight through.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and how often does that pan out? Very rare?
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then when it comes to possessions and things like that,
Speaker 2: things can get a little bit tricky, can't They use read.
Speaker 8: To abby just a tad and you know me always
Speaker 8: scouring the internet for the latest and greatest stories.
Speaker 4: They followed you.
Speaker 8: Sometimes I scoured the internet for boys as well, but
Speaker 8: none have been found since.
Speaker 9: Anyway, a man who gave his wife a kidney.
Speaker 8: Has demanded she return it or pay one point five
Speaker 8: million dollars as they go through divorce.
Speaker 4: Yep, that's the headline with all they're waiting for.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So I saw this and went, what is going on?
Speaker 3: What's going on?
Speaker 9: What is going on?
Speaker 8: As our boss says, And so I had a look,
Speaker 8: and basically, this guy cracks it because his wife needed
Speaker 8: to have a kidney transplant.
Speaker 9: He donated his or not donated. He gifted.
Speaker 8: So over in the States, if you give somebody an organ,
Speaker 8: you are gifting it. Because they're trying to stop people
Speaker 8: from selling organs. Obviously good plan.
Speaker 9: Yeah, great plan.
Speaker 8: So he obviously goes and says, Okay, my wife's dying,
Speaker 8: and I think this is going to get our marriage
Speaker 8: back on track. They're going through a bit of a
Speaker 8: rocky stage. She gets the new kidney, new lease of
Speaker 8: life and is like sea. And so then he decided,
Speaker 8: I want to divorce you, and I want I want
Speaker 8: either the kidney back or I want one.
Speaker 9: Point five million dollars give me my kidney back.
Speaker 8: And so I got thinking, what did you ask for
Speaker 8: back after the split on thirteen twenty four ten. I
Speaker 8: want to hear from people who have gone through a
Speaker 8: split and have had their partner trivial things.
Speaker 9: I had a guy a few months ago tell me
Speaker 9: that i'd.
Speaker 8: Left ten and moisturized around his house and he was like,
Speaker 8: you know you need to come and get this blah
Speaker 8: blah blah.
Speaker 9: And I was like, yeah, no, thanks, that's just.
Speaker 3: Employed to get you over there. One hundred percent, this
Speaker 3: kidney situation would never happen to me because I've got
Speaker 3: a duplicate. I've got three kidneys.
Speaker 4: What excuse me very much.
Speaker 9: We have never discussed this.
Speaker 3: We three kidneys?
Speaker 4: Have you got three kidneys.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Hazy has three nipples. You have three kidneys.
Speaker 3: Wow, amazing, isn't it? And I didn't know until I
Speaker 3: was having an ultra sound for one of the babies
Speaker 3: and she's like, oh, that's interesting. You've got duplicate kidneys.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 3: If any of you are ever in trouble, I've got
Speaker 3: a spare.
Speaker 4: Isn't that crazy news? Red Abbas.
Speaker 2: What we've just found out is that Jodiotti from her
Speaker 2: first marriage.
Speaker 4: Took a kidney.
Speaker 2: She's got an extra kidney, didn't need it, but threes
Speaker 2: better than two?
Speaker 7: That is.
Speaker 8: That explains a lot, to be honest. So I'm going
Speaker 8: to look up for kidney things.
Speaker 3: What it means.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, you to a t well.
Speaker 3: We like to do things in you know, doubles or
Speaker 3: triples down in Tazzy, don't we.
Speaker 2: We certainly had two heads, three heads, two kidney, three kidneys,
Speaker 2: all those type of things.
Speaker 3: Just going back to this as well, though, I heard
Speaker 3: this incredible story and this happened right here in Adelaide
Speaker 3: of this couple and the wife won the woman won lotto, right,
Speaker 3: so she was a multi multi straight away. And then
Speaker 3: the guy she was dating said, hey, let's get married.
Speaker 4: Classic.
Speaker 3: And they got married and then like literally eight minutes
Speaker 3: after the vows is like, Ugh made the wrong decision.
Speaker 3: I want half your money. So that was like a
Speaker 3: heavy legal battle here in Adelaide, going No, I think
Speaker 3: they came to a settlement.
Speaker 2: They had to come to set so he got a
Speaker 2: lot of money, though didn't even.
Speaker 3: Though she Her argument was he was clearly just married
Speaker 3: me for my cash.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 8: I used to have a psychologist say to me, now,
Speaker 8: before you do anything, you know, blah blah blah, you
Speaker 8: need to make sure that you have a prenup before
Speaker 8: you get married.
Speaker 9: I'm like, I'm working radio. I've got nothing to my name.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but she was very adamant of Nope, you need
Speaker 8: to have a prenup because you're going to be successful.
Speaker 3: And I was like, yeah, yeah, and you're down some
Speaker 3: some tan and some hairtops.
Speaker 8: And I've got two sausage stocks. Imagine splitting them. I
Speaker 8: can't go with dad, Tori, stay with mum.
Speaker 4: The network.
Speaker 2: Now, what did you ask for back after the split?
Speaker 2: Give us a call thirteen twenty four ten that it's
Speaker 2: just ridiculous. So I think technically you give someone like
Speaker 2: Aby said in the state's a kidney, it's a gift.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't ask for a gift back.
Speaker 3: That sounds like a money grab to me.
Speaker 2: Ooh, tricky situation, though, What did you ask for back
Speaker 2: after the relationship ended?
Speaker 3: Matt tell us what happened to you?
Speaker 13: Well, I have a girlfriend earlier stage or took a
Speaker 13: loan to buy a motorway for her. Was her birthday.
Speaker 13: I give it to her a couple of months after
Speaker 13: we broke up, and I messaged her and I said, look,
Speaker 13: I still have to pay the motorbile, so can you
Speaker 13: please give it back to me? She said no? So
Speaker 13: I know it was probably the good. You know, asking
Speaker 13: for the motibile was more paid for to pay the loan.
Speaker 13: What wasn't even used in the motorway.
Speaker 3: So let me ask let me ask you this question.
Speaker 3: Were you more heartbroken about the breakup of the relationship
Speaker 3: or losing the motorbike?
Speaker 13: I just had to say. Now, I'll probably say.
Speaker 3: I don't know what was the motibike worth?
Speaker 13: Uh, probably ten grands or something like that. That hurts
Speaker 13: was back and probably five years ago, so I don't
Speaker 13: even remember the price.
Speaker 2: Of So Matt had it all settle out, which way
Speaker 2: did you go?
Speaker 13: She never give it back to me. I stopped going
Speaker 13: at that and the motorway go back to the I
Speaker 13: don't know bank or whoever represents.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, because I'm sathing.
Speaker 13: I was, I wasn't really halfway, So yeah, I couldn't say.
Speaker 2: It's a tricky situation.
Speaker 3: Two things got repossessed here, a motorbike and a relationship.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Nicole, good morning, how are we? We're good?
Speaker 3: What happened post breakup?
Speaker 7: So it was my birthday on the twenty fourth of January,
Speaker 7: and we had been dating for six months and he
Speaker 7: gave me, well, he told me he brought me some
Speaker 7: diamond earrings were fantastic with some Haig's chocolate perfect. And
Speaker 7: then and then he slept with my best friend and
Speaker 7: we broke up. Later that year. I slapt him across
Speaker 7: the face and went to get the diamonds valued and
Speaker 7: found out they were Kubic Siconians.
Speaker 4: Yeah, It's like, how could his story get any worse?
Speaker 7: I know, but at least I got the hagues out
Speaker 7: of it.
Speaker 3: And Nicole was like, everything's fake in this relation.
Speaker 6: And then and then.
Speaker 2: It turns out it was red children.
Speaker 3: So Nicole, what happened to the cat.
Speaker 7: I kept the cat. Yeah, I kept the cat, but
Speaker 7: then later on had to surrender it to the rish
Speaker 7: PCA sadly, so the cat wasn't even real. Well, nothing
Speaker 7: was real apparently. So yeah, it's one of.
Speaker 3: Those ferbies that you buy with the batteries in it.
Speaker 3: But are you glad the breakup happened?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 7: Absolutely, because now I'm I'm with the love of my
Speaker 7: life and me together twelve.
Speaker 3: Years and yeah, clearly had kids together, and.
Speaker 7: I've got a two year old telling me to read
Speaker 7: a book to her on the.
Speaker 9: Background, you better go do that.
Speaker 3: Coincidentally, the kid's book is about a cat a pair
Speaker 3: of ears.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, isn't it. Sparkling Diamond.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Karen from Hilton what happened in the breakup?
Speaker 12: Here?
Speaker 14: So about five years ago we split after fifteen years
Speaker 14: and we had to divide our assets and everything. So
Speaker 14: I got the family four drive and she got the
Speaker 14: smaller run around full drive. At the time, my full
Speaker 14: drivers valued at about twelve grand, which we need agreed on,
Speaker 14: but there's a difference two and a half thousand dollars.
Speaker 14: I paid her out for it, and then about three
Speaker 14: months after the split, after all that was settled, I
Speaker 14: sold the full drive at the beginning of COVID and
Speaker 14: thought a time and luck and I advertised about nineteen
Speaker 14: and a half about eighteen and a half thousand the
Speaker 14: next day, and she found out from our kids and
Speaker 14: she asked for three thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Question, has that conversation own? What's your immediate reaction to that?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 14: I had to justify that the price of full drive
Speaker 14: shot up because no one could travel overseas. Everyone wanted
Speaker 14: to buy a full drive and traveler. And even called
Speaker 14: her father to justify it to him because he's a
Speaker 14: bit of an expert on cars and has helped us
Speaker 14: buy cars in the past. Yeah, she wasn't going to
Speaker 14: listen to reason. At the end of the day Thursday,
Speaker 14: money handed over to her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, you just got lucky in COVID. Hey, thanks, Karen.
Speaker 3: It's going to what happened in the split.
Speaker 2: I was told to come and collect my kettle because
Speaker 2: it reminded me, reminded him too much of me.
Speaker 4: Specifically, what was the kettle doing that imitates you so beautifully?
Speaker 7: I think because I am like I just love cup
Speaker 7: of tea. So the kettle was always on, but yeah,
Speaker 7: it was very much the messages of you know, like
Speaker 7: every morning I look at this kettle and I think of,
Speaker 7: you know, what could have been?
Speaker 3: And all that.
Speaker 7: S to say, I never collected the kettle.
Speaker 2: And we set you up beautiful you're supposed to say,
Speaker 2: because the kettle is so damn hot.
Speaker 7: Kind to kind.
Speaker 4: There you go, all right, some good stories.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for two people who in this
Speaker 2: space could not hate each other more like it is
Speaker 2: absolutely fasty to say the least.
Speaker 3: I've had some feuds in my time, but my god,
Speaker 3: this one is the next level.
Speaker 2: The hatred that you're looking at me with. As soon
Speaker 2: as that intro goes off, I'd say, you're everything turns.
Speaker 2: Jody gets flames in her eyes, and I would too
Speaker 2: if I was Jody, if I was if I was
Speaker 2: trailing nine to four.
Speaker 4: We're just having fun.
Speaker 2: So it's it's hatred mixed with a little bit of fun.
Speaker 4: We've got a theme this week, and.
Speaker 2: Of course it is a showdown pump up songs.
Speaker 4: Do you want to kick us off? What have you got?
Speaker 4: That's when it really gets you ready to run through brickwall.
Speaker 3: We replease don't remember mine this week.
Speaker 4: That's really positive.
Speaker 3: That's the first step. Okay, when you think of showdowns,
Speaker 3: you think.
Speaker 5: Of Europe.
Speaker 4: As in the band.
Speaker 3: Not true, and you think of this. It is the
Speaker 3: ultimate pump up song, the Final Countdown.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, okay, I'm just I'm not good at reading cues,
Speaker 2: but I'm just getting some deranged looks from all the
Speaker 2: other girls.
Speaker 3: No, that's not no, no, oh, okay, okay, don't don't
Speaker 3: pull producers owe into this ship. That woman didn't even
Speaker 3: know of Metallica until six oh five this morning.
Speaker 4: True, that is true.
Speaker 3: Let's not take feedback from producer Zoe yep. Let's not
Speaker 3: take back from feedback from producer M two, who won't
Speaker 3: even be watching the game because she can't control her
Speaker 3: emotions because she loves the Crows so much. You said
Speaker 3: I'll watch minimum five minutes, maximum five minutes.
Speaker 2: In that game, Jo, I'm just going to cut you
Speaker 2: off there. You sound like you've already lost the Final
Speaker 2: Countdown by Europe. I think it is versus Rudimental.
Speaker 3: They played this song every game.
Speaker 2: Who cares if your.
Speaker 4: Reports support the boys is just running out right now.
Speaker 4: That's the fireworks, by the.
Speaker 9: Way, you know what you know what you've just done.
Speaker 3: You've just absolutely alienated every Crow supporter in this town.
Speaker 3: And that's done because I think they outnumber the Port supporters.
Speaker 3: So if you're a Crow supporter, jump on the Jody
Speaker 3: and Hazy Instagram page and vote for the Final Countdown
Speaker 3: because no one wants to hear the Port Adelaide pump
Speaker 3: up song in this space.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I think? Though, in this particular example,
Speaker 2: even the Crow supporters will be like, actually, buger it,
Speaker 2: I'm still not.
Speaker 4: Voting for Europe.
Speaker 3: No, none of them are doing that because they're loyal
Speaker 3: and they are committed, and they want Jody's song.
Speaker 4: Voting at Jodi and Hazy, he gets.
Speaker 10: Houston again, we don't have a Please welcome to the
Speaker 10: Jordian Hazy Show, Dan Houston.
Speaker 2: Ah, there is Dan Houston in the flesh and first
Speaker 2: and foremost, Housta. It's game day and you're in here
Speaker 2: chatting with us.
Speaker 6: We love that so much.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's a little bit tired because you thought me early,
Speaker 11: but atle bit worse.
Speaker 3: It should also be mentioned that you're wearing a Balenciaga
Speaker 3: hoodie today. It's very fancy.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's game day. Hoodie look good? Forel good? Play good?
Speaker 10: WHOA?
Speaker 4: What's Balencia?
Speaker 11: Are you?
Speaker 3: Oh my god?
Speaker 4: What is plenty?
Speaker 3: I want to explain that host hoodie brand.
Speaker 11: Clearly it's a design.
Speaker 3: Clearly it's a designer hoodie brand. I don't expect you,
Speaker 3: it's just well, I don't I don't expect you to
Speaker 3: know anything about fashion. What are you wearing?
Speaker 4: What does that say? It says H and M.
Speaker 3: That's hazy jopping.
Speaker 2: Designer brands of this guy, H and M or Cottonine.
Speaker 2: You just sort of rotate him through.
Speaker 3: That's it unless wife gets involved and then we have
Speaker 3: something at least half decent.
Speaker 4: I think half decent.
Speaker 2: You say, how is everybody feeling ahead of tonight?
Speaker 11: Everyone's feeling really good. It's been a short way for us,
Speaker 11: and you know, couldn't think of a better week to
Speaker 11: play a showdown. It's coming on a Thursday night, which
Speaker 11: is really good. So all the boys it up and
Speaker 11: about and you know, minimal changes, which is good.
Speaker 3: But the thing about going into a showground you were
Speaker 3: just saying, off there is who knows what's going to happen?
Speaker 3: Like it's such a lottery. It's almost like form all
Speaker 3: of that doesn't matter. So how does that sit in
Speaker 3: your mind when you go into a showground?
Speaker 11: Saying off there that it's hard to feel confident because
Speaker 11: it is literally fifty to fifty and you've sort of
Speaker 11: got to play it as it is. You know, we've
Speaker 11: had a pretty strong start for the year. The crazer
Speaker 11: have shown in the last few weeks. I've turned around,
Speaker 11: so I think it'll be a really good game and
Speaker 11: play it as it is.
Speaker 2: There's nothing like a little story heading into the showdown.
Speaker 2: Is the something going on with your skipper?
Speaker 11: Nothing going on with Connor? Yeah, he'll be right. We've
Speaker 11: planned all week that he'll play unless something goes wrong,
Speaker 11: and nothing's gone wrong yet, so he'll.
Speaker 3: Play in the hamstring hamstring that feels like something's gone
Speaker 3: a bit wrong.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think, Well, it depends if you can play
Speaker 11: through it. And Connor is a tougher birth that can
Speaker 11: play through that. And you know he's done all the
Speaker 11: fitness testing required, so he'll be fine.
Speaker 4: Have you had many injuries across the journ? Been pretty fit,
Speaker 4: haven't you?
Speaker 11: I've been pretty fit, as you say, you as check
Speaker 11: how my body is, so you're no best, little bits
Speaker 11: and pieces, little hips, and fingers, but nothing major though.
Speaker 3: Ye no, let's go back to Connor. I'm not going
Speaker 3: to let it get so you've been accused of playing
Speaker 3: ducks and drakes all week on this one and playing
Speaker 3: mind games with the Crows. Is this just a little
Speaker 3: game that you.
Speaker 11: Play, Nah, you don't play. You don't play mind games
Speaker 11: with hamstrings and you skip us so you know it'd
Speaker 11: throw us out if we were lying to ourselves.
Speaker 3: So I'm so confused who's playing who's gas lighting?
Speaker 11: We've played for Connor to play absolutely one hundred percent,
Speaker 11: So there's no games here.
Speaker 2: And this is why the subject comes up, because I mean,
Speaker 2: Rosie is so good that he genuinely makes a difference
Speaker 2: and he would probably make a difference in the way
Speaker 2: that you plan for a game of football.
Speaker 4: So on behalf of the media.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Dan and the Portelaide Football Cup
Speaker 2: for give me something so heavily to.
Speaker 4: Talk about it.
Speaker 3: That's true, it's kept you occupied.
Speaker 11: He just keeps peppering as well.
Speaker 3: I know he's just sitting over there just dreaming of
Speaker 3: Connor Rosie in his mind, and I'm actually asking him the.
Speaker 2: Question she said Rosie before, and I'd absolutely clip.
Speaker 11: Up what did you say, Rosie, Yeah, Rosy, Yeah, it's
Speaker 11: like one one syllable.
Speaker 4: Maybe three, Yeah, Joe D said, Rose.
Speaker 2: Any little superstitions before you do any game, just particular,
Speaker 2: but maybe a showdown.
Speaker 11: My superstition is not to have a superstition, like if
Speaker 11: I find myself doing the same thing over and over
Speaker 11: again based on how I play, then I hate that.
Speaker 11: So whatever flats my boat that day and do that.
Speaker 3: Is there anyone in the team that has some quirky
Speaker 3: gear that they like to get up to before a game?
Speaker 11: You test me there, but I think there would be
Speaker 11: definitely left sock right sock, left boot right, but that
Speaker 11: sort of stuff run out last, but I'm not sure
Speaker 11: who the culprits are, but they keep it under wraps.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 2: One final question. When you play showdowns and it's a
Speaker 2: crow's crowd, do you get much stick? Because Lord knows
Speaker 2: the port faithful like to give some stick.
Speaker 11: I don't get I can't hear it like the actually
Speaker 11: word for word, but you can definitely hear the booze
Speaker 11: when you run out, and it's really weird running out
Speaker 11: into your home ground and copying that sort of feedback.
Speaker 11: But you embrace it, and it's always good to play
Speaker 11: in a way showdown because yeah, it's good to beat
Speaker 11: the craze at their homeground.
Speaker 3: We asked Josh Schelly that question yesday and he said
Speaker 3: he prefers port home games because the booze and the
Speaker 3: jeers get him up and about.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's definitely similar to that because you feel like
Speaker 11: you're at home, you're feeling confident, and then you're coughing
Speaker 11: a little bit of heat. So it's sort of like
Speaker 11: revs you up a little bit, which is good and
Speaker 11: we love the rivalry and that's part of it.
Speaker 2: Beautiful. I'm you so once again, thank you so much
Speaker 2: for coming in on game. Da'd have a chat with us.
Speaker 3: That's all right, thanks, It's on for the rest of
Speaker 3: the day now.
Speaker 11: Pretty quiet. Might go for a walk, dog for a
Speaker 11: walk and then lay up.
Speaker 2: There you go, Dan Houston, we're all about fresh. Isn't
Speaker 2: throwback here?
Speaker 3: You know that you try and stop us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good luck, old, good luck now matters. I love
Speaker 2: this because I do my most intense music listening whilst
Speaker 2: I'm driving. These are the most popular driving songs in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four, according to spotifyed compiled playlists, all right,
Speaker 2: so let's just power through these. Number ten, feel them
Speaker 2: a little bit surprising, feel good Ink by the Grillas
Speaker 2: that comes at number ten, good sign, surprising, really good sign.
Speaker 2: So I like as well that it's a mix of
Speaker 2: sort of medium old and new hits. Yes, Number nine,
Speaker 2: you've got star Boy by the Weekend. The Weekend features
Speaker 2: very prominently. Number eight Do I Want to Know? By
Speaker 2: the Arctic Monkeys? Number seven coldplay US across as if
Speaker 2: this doesn't make you start thinking about some real deep stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh my my daughter does dance ballet dance to this.
Speaker 3: It makes me cry every time.
Speaker 2: I bet she does. She's that bad. I'm joking, obviously,
Speaker 2: I'm making around Number five one wants to Rule the
Speaker 2: World from Tears for Feet.
Speaker 3: Oh that's random.
Speaker 2: That's a bit of old school. Number four The Hills
Speaker 2: by the Weekend. Number three stick season very much, but
Speaker 2: it's deceiveson of the sticks now. Yes, that's getting quite
Speaker 2: a few spins at the minute.
Speaker 3: That's a little worm. We'll crawl into your ear and
Speaker 3: she'll be there all day.
Speaker 2: Nest, it'll absolutely nest. Probably lay babies, Probably lay babies.
Speaker 2: Number two No Role Models by J Cole okay, number one,
Speaker 2: The Killers. It's a good driving tune, isn't it.
Speaker 12: Yes, Master, if you're driving somewhere boring and you need
Speaker 12: to spucks things up, good things up, doctors school, good right,
Speaker 12: you put the Killers on the interesting as well, some
Speaker 12: of those songs that you select, particularly on the way
Speaker 12: home from work after we've played either Battle of the
Speaker 12: Bangers or songs or song song.
Speaker 3: Song.
Speaker 2: Jody. I'd sell you what Peter mallan ouskis is listening
Speaker 2: to in his car at the minute. This bloke is
Speaker 2: that popular at the moment, loves a bit of Madonna.
Speaker 3: Oh my God, walking around them go who's the Kings?
Speaker 3: Him in the Shark could do no wrong, It's so sure.
Speaker 2: Port Adelaide Football Club. This is the theme of every
Speaker 2: single official in their car at the moment.
Speaker 7: You got.
Speaker 2: That's right, the gambler taking a little cunt of roses
Speaker 2: hamstring and then Joe, you might be able to take
Speaker 2: this as well, but specifically the song that Connor Rosie's
Speaker 2: hamstring is playing in its car at the moment, One
Speaker 2: Royce's Hamstring.
Speaker 6: Come on, things will go you away?
Speaker 2: Do you want to hamstring? Hold a fool?
Speaker 13: One more?
Speaker 9: Dame just game.
Speaker 2: No his birthday Friday. I have next thousand bucks up
Speaker 2: for grabs, just for having your birthday